Sentence examples for problem managing from inspiring English sources

Despite the manner of his exit, the former AC Milan and Real Madrid manager bears no grudge against the club and would have "no problem" managing them for a second spell.

If, however, it is a problem, managing these two areas of life becomes difficult and conflicting".

"Then, as now, the prime minister, then Labour's Harold Wilson, had a problem managing party divisions," Mr. Kellner wrote.

None of those matters do much to dissuade onlookers from the theory that Strachan may have a problem managing certain and unquestionably talented individuals.

"Olweus's genius," he said, "is that he manages to turn the school situation around so the other kids realize that the bully is someone who has a problem managing his or her behavior, and the victim is someone they can protect".

Next problem: managing rapid growth.

And Rutherford, despite his lingering knee problem, managed a respectable 8.11m leap for second place in the long jump.

Ms. Levita would not comment on how the problem managed to defeat the bank's redundant and backup systems.

How a developing country with a floundering economy and a significant H.I.V. problem managed to market itself as a center for medical tourism makes an odd, roundabout story.

The Australian, who missed the opening day with a back problem, managed a best time of one minute 59.607 seconds.

If low inventory is a consistent problem, manage expectations up front by explicitly listing how much of an item remains.